Representatives from the Center for Innovations and Digital Education (Dig-Ed), Maja Videnovik and Mirjana S. Jankulovska, participated in the BETT UK 2026 conference in London, one of the world’s largest and most influential events dedicated to educational technology. The conference brought together a global community of educators, researchers, innovators, and EdTechContinue Reading
As part of the BETT UK 2026 conference in London, Maja Videnovik, representing the Centre for Innovations and Digital Education (Dig-Ed), participated in the international TeachMeet, where she presented SHIELD project. The presentation focused on how cybersecurity education can be transformed into an engaging and meaningful learning adventure. Moving beyond traditional approachesContinue Reading
We are proud to share that Maja Videnovik, has been named one of the Top 10 Women in EdTech at the BETT Awards 2026 – a significant recognition of leadership, innovation, and impact in the field of educational technology. Bett UK EdTech 10 is a list that highlights the ten most influential womenContinue Reading
At the end of November, Brussels became a meeting place for some of the most dedicated people working to strengthen cybersecurity in the Western Balkans. Among them were Maja Videnovik and Vladimir Trajkovik, who represented the Center for Innovations and Digital Education Dig-Ed at the Third Workshop on Cybersecurity LegislationContinue Reading
Dig-Ed successfully delivered two intensive Мasterclasses on Gamification in Digital Skills Training in Georgia this November, empowering local educators and trainers with practical methods to enhance learner engagement through game-based approaches. The masterclasses were organized in the frameworks of the REDI project funded by the EU and implemented by eGA (Estonia) and SFPL (Poland) in cooperation with Innovative Education Foundation (Georgia). Sessions brought togetherContinue Reading
We are delighted to announce that Maja Videnovik, from Dig-Ed, participated as a speaker in the sixth webinar of the DigiEduHack 2025 series, titled “Equity and Access in Digital Education: Overcoming Europe’s Digital Divide“. The focus of the webinar was to identify concrete barriers to equitable digital education — including infrastructure‑gaps, socio‑economicContinue Reading
We’re thrilled to announce that Maja Videnovik, co-founder of Dig-Ed, has been selected as one of the BETT UK EdTech 10 Innovators — a prestigious recognition celebrating women who are transforming the education technology landscape. This annual competition recognises 10 pioneering women who have made significant contributions to education in their communities through technology. It provides a powerfulContinue Reading
The 4th Management Meeting of the NELCA project took place in Skopje, North Macedonia, on October 28–29, 2025, hosted by Dig-Ed. During two highly productive days, representatives from different organizations (Catholic University in Ružomberok, Slovakia, Dig-Ed – North Macedonia, Harmony Academy – Slovakia, BIEDRIBA EUROFORTIS Latvia, Mykolo Romerio University –Continue Reading
On October 3–4, 2025, the Faculty of Education in Bitola hosted the 6th International “Education Across Borders” Conference, themed Reimagining Education in the Modern Age (REMA) 2025. This international event brought together educators and researchers to explore innovative approaches in education. Maja Videnovik and Vladimir Trajkovik had a plenary lecture “From AI toContinue Reading
Maja Videnovik from Dig-Ed had the chance to talk about game-based learning and gamification in education during the DigiEduHack Podcast: Gamification for Learning: Building Bridges Through Play and Cybersecurity In the episode, she discuss:🎮 How gamification helps students grasp complex topics like cybersecurity📚 The role of storytelling, engagement and motivation in learning🧠 Why play is a powerful bridge between educators, learners, and technology DuringContinue Reading
